ORC

Innova distance driver

10Speed
4Glide
-1Turn
3Fade

Simulated flight at four arm speeds

Each row is one throw in the DGFV flight model at one of the free tool's skill presets (Rec, Int, Adv, Pro): a new Star ORC at 175 g, thrown flat, right hand backhand, no wind.

Skill presetSpeedCarryPeak heightLands3D
Rec54 mph206 ft (63 m)6 ft3 ft leftThrow
Int61 mph319 ft (97 m)10 fton the lineThrow
Adv64 mph372 ft (113 m)16 ft2 ft leftThrow
Pro70 mph464 ft (141 m)19 ft4 ft rightThrow
Top-down flight paths of the ORC at four arm speeds Rec 206 feet, lands 3 ft left; Int 319 feet, lands on the line; Adv 372 feet, lands 2 ft left; Pro 464 feet, lands 4 ft right. 0 ft100 ft200 ft300 ft400 ft500 ft10 R10 LRec: 206 ft, lands 3 ft leftInt: 319 ft, lands on the lineAdv: 372 ft, lands 2 ft leftPro: 464 ft, lands 4 ft rightProIntAdvRec

Seen from above, thrower on the left. The side-to-side scale is stretched 9.2 times so the curve is visible.

What the simulation shows

Discs with similar numbers

The three catalogue molds closest to ORC on speed, glide, turn and fade without being identical, thrown the same way at Adv (64 mph), each in the plastic the free tool picks first for its maker.

DiscNumbersCarryvs ORCLands
Swinhoe Pheasant
Tornado Throw
10 / 5 / -1 / 3395 ft+22 fton the line
Rage
Gateway
10 / 5 / -0.5 / 3.5389 ft+16 ft21 ft left
Nightjar
Disctroyer
10 / 5 / -0.5 / 2.5394 ft+22 ft7 ft left

One other mold carries exactly the same numbers and flies the same line in the simulator: H2 V2 (Prodigy).

Throw it yourself

The free tool opens with the ORC loaded. Change the plastic, weight, wear, wind, release angle and throwing hand, and watch the flight in 3D.

Throw the ORC in 3D

More Innova discs

All Innova molds on DGFV

How these numbers were made

Flight numbers are the ratings carried in the DGFV disc catalogue. Distances, heights and paths come from the same flight model the free tool runs, simulated on 2026-10-31: skill preset power, nose angle and spin, automatic launch angle, no wind, ground play off, so carry is where the disc first lands. Real throws vary with form, plastic, weight and weather. DGFV is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Innova.